Combination ticket that gives access to all our visitor sites at Christiansborg Palace.
The ticket includes entry to:
The Royal Reception Rooms (including the tapestries in The Great Hall)
The Royal Kitchen
The Ruins under the castle
The Royal Stables
Please note that last entry is 30 minutes before closing time.
For group bookings (10 people or more) please contact [email protected]
Group rate: 195 DKK per person
Experience the Royal Reception Rooms and the Great Hall with Bjørn Nørgaard's tapestries.
You can walk around the visitor site on your own throughout our opening hours.
Please note that the last entry is at 4:30 p.m.
For group bookings (10 people or more) please write to [email protected].
Language: Danish
Price: Admission + 30 DKK
Place: Christiansborg Palace, Prins Jørgens Gård 5
Time: 11:00
Duration: 60 min.
Step inside the Royal Reception Rooms, where history is still being written. On a guided tour of the Royal Reception Rooms, you follow the footsteps of the many kings, queens, ambassadors, and statesmen who have walked on these polished floors throughout the ages.
Among other things, you will hear the dramatic story of the two former Christiansborg Palaces, both of which burned down, and learn how the palace today is still regularly used by the Royal Family for official events such as Council of State meetings and audiences.
Please note: Christiansborg Palace may be closed without prior notice due to official events and the Royal Family's use of the palace.
Price: Admission + 30 DKK
Place: Christiansborg Palace, Prins Jørgens Gård 5
When: Every day at 3:00 p.m.
During high season (June-August) also at 12:30 p.m.
Duration: 60 min.
Language: English
Join us on a journey through Danish history as we tell you about Bjørn Nørgaard's magnificent series of tapestries, created for Christiansborg Palace. In just under an hour, more than 1000 years of stories about some of the greatest events and most important people in Danish history are folded.
The tapestries were a gift to H.M.D. Magrethe II on the occasion of her 50th birthday.
Price: Admission + 30,- DKK
Place: Christiansborg Palace, Prins Jørgens Gård 5
Time: 1:00 p.m.
Duration: 60 min.
Language: Danish
Discover the Ruins beneath Christiansborg Palace — and delve into its 800-year history as a medieval castle, royal residence and center of power. Children are admitted free when accompanied by an adult.
For group bookings (10 people or more) please contact [email protected]
The Royal Stables are home to the horses and carriages used at festive events in the Royal House.
The Royal Stables also contain a collection of gala carriages, including the golden carriage.
The horses are trained daily on the riding arena and in the city streets.
Please note: The Royal Stables are only open in the afternoon, from 1:30 pm to 4:00 pm (last entry at 3:45 pm).
From mid-June to mid-August the horses are grazing in North Zealand. While the horses are away on their summer holiday, the Royal Stables are open 10:00 am to 5:00 pm.
Visit the Royal Kitchen under Christiansborg Palace and get a look behind the scenes at the royal parties.
What goes on in the kitchen during the preparations for a gala dinner in 1937. The delicious smell of beef tenderloin for 275 guests wafts out of the ovens — the chefs toil around with the heavy copper pots — the pastry chef constructs refined royal crowns from candied fruits. And in the midst of all the chaos, a sea turtle has escaped… Follow the busy work of preparing a gala dinner in 1937 and see what happens behind the scenes when there is a ball at the palace today.
Experience three of Denmark's most iconic royal palaces with one ticket
With the Royal Palace Pass, you get access to Rosenborg Castle, the Amalienborg Museum and all visitor sites at Christiansborg Palace. Three unique places that together tell more than 400 years of Danish history.
For DKK 345, you can explore everything from crown jewels and everyday life in the Royal House to magnificent halls where historical events have taken place.
Rosenborg Castle has limited capacity and requires a time slot, which is why you must start your Royal Palace Pass visit here.
Once the castle adventure has begun, you have 72 hours to also visit the Amalienborg Museum and Christiansborg Palace, both of which can be experienced without prior times.
Please note that Christiansborg Palace may be closed in connection with official events. Please always check our opening hours before your visit.
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